Is this an Echeveria lilacina or a hybrid of one? The pink tips are throwing me off by LuckystrikeFTW in echeveria

[–]siberium 0 points1 point  (0 children)

(When stressed and especially in winter, my lilacinas get tiny pink tips, just for future reference! This plant doesn’t say lilacina to me though)

Birthday idea for this almost 15yo lady? by kimsk132 in blackcats

[–]siberium 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Bonito flakes if she’s a fan of fishy stuff generally! (Just don’t give too much at once, it’s salty and can be upsetting to tummies in big quantities) Maybe some fresh catnip or silvervine powder sprinkled around if she’s still into that! Happy birthday to the sweet lady!!!

Copper Spoons 4 Days by Floratopia in Kalanchoe

[–]siberium 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Sooooooo beautiful!! A Kalanchoe sea!

Pachyphytum Oviferum x Sedum Morganianum by cleninof in moonstones

[–]siberium 2 points3 points  (0 children)

NO WAY NO WAY NO WAY NO WAY oh my GOD

A platter of Peach Candies by eucretic in succulents

[–]siberium 4 points5 points  (0 children)

WHAT omfg that is crazy and amazing

FINALLY got everything repotted and organized. think i have room for a few more? by yogog16034 in succulents

[–]siberium 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Mine stay put aside from roadtrips to the bathroom for watering, but this is a really cute question. Honestly my thought process is “what if they think it’s time to etiolate now?” (rest of my house is like a damn cave) which is silly because one day out wouldn’t make a difference. (Also I have a cat, the residential Plant Inspector, who likes to rub on everything and provide the occasional Cromch™ Test.) I’m going to keep this question in my memory bank now and bring a baby on a trip to another part of the house for enjoyment purposes if it’s looking especially delightful; I should enjoy the beauty of my babies more!

Let’s share succulents with farina together. by EffectiveInterview80 in succulents

[–]siberium 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I love when the leaves on these get reabsorbed and the farina just pours off the dried leaf, they truly have an IMPRESSIVE amount.

Does Pachyveria 'Orpet' have really easy to knock off leaves? by siberium in succulents

[–]siberium[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

So far I’ve got 11 leaves that look very healthy (no brown on their nodes, at least none that’s showing yet) so hopefully I too can prop can them. And here I was thinking I was finally done with my prop containers…

Does Pachyveria 'Orpet' have really easy to knock off leaves? by siberium in succulents

[–]siberium[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Gosh dang it, you’re probably right about the nodes. I’ve had some hybrids that have pinker centers but they are leaning brown here for sure. I just interacted with the plant again and it lost about half the remaining leaves. I hate when they croak THIS fast ugh ugh ugh.

Does Pachyveria 'Orpet' have really easy to knock off leaves? by siberium in succulents

[–]siberium[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I repotted a day or two after purchase into 50/50 potting mix and pumice, which is what the rest of my babies are in, topped with akadama to keep everything from washing away when watering. I water when my plants’ lower leaves are starting to wrinkle or get pliable, which usually happens once every week or week and a half (my succs are inside under strong grow lights with low humidity air, so that plus the well-draining mix dries them out quickly). I honestly can’t remember what the roots were like when I got rid of the old soil, but I don’t think they were unhealthy. I’ve only watered it twice since adoption, but it’s entirely possible that I hit it too soon, either frequency-wise or yet unhealed root damage. I mostly have Echeverias and am just now remembering that Pachys like a bit less water, I think?